Comments on: THE STAIN ON MY NOTE BOOK, REMAIN ALL THATS LEFT, OF THE MEMORY OF LATE NIGHTS, AND COFFEE IN BED http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/2008/08/17/the-stain-on-my-note-book-remain-all-thats-left-of-the-memory-of-late-nights-and-coffee-in-bed/ A daily account of the trials and tribulations of the New York Mets. Contact me at sinymets@aol.com Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:38:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Michael Leggett http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/2008/08/17/the-stain-on-my-note-book-remain-all-thats-left-of-the-memory-of-late-nights-and-coffee-in-bed/comment-page-1/#comment-108152 Michael Leggett Tue, 19 Aug 2008 16:29:26 +0000 http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/?p=550#comment-108152 Captain Craptastic? Ahhhh, there's a Side-Benefit: Tim Mc Fullofshit won't have much to say on a FOX Telecast, alongside of Doofus Joe -uck, which is good for everybody; "The Sound Of Silence", written by Mets Fan Art Garfunkel, would come to life.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('108152','Michael Leggett'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('108152','Michael Leggett','Captain Craptastic?\r\n\r\nAhhhh, there\'s a Side-Benefit:\r\n\r\nTim Mc Fullofshit won\'t have much to say on a FOX Telecast, alongside of Doofus Joe -uck, which is good for everybody;\r\n\r\n\"The Sound Of Silence\", written by Mets Fan Art Garfunkel, would come to life.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Captain Craptastic?

Ahhhh, there’s a Side-Benefit:

Tim Mc Fullofshit won’t have much to say on a FOX Telecast, alongside of Doofus Joe -uck, which is good for everybody;

“The Sound Of Silence”, written by Mets Fan Art Garfunkel, would come to life.

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]]> By: Frank from Jersey http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/2008/08/17/the-stain-on-my-note-book-remain-all-thats-left-of-the-memory-of-late-nights-and-coffee-in-bed/comment-page-1/#comment-107259 Frank from Jersey Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:45:07 +0000 http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/?p=550#comment-107259 kranepool, i understand exactly what you are saying and figured there would be a reply of that type but I guess i don't like him because I hate hearing about players demanding to be traded. The Nats were patient with him through his arm surgery yet he demands to be traded throughout this entire year. Here I sit at my desk at work eating lunch making $19 an hour which doesn't come close to supporting my family and this guy wants to be traded. Boo hoo! He's playing fucking baseball for God's sake, how bad can it be??? I'm sure he's making well over 1 million a year too. We have enough cry babies on the team! LOL<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('107259','Frank from Jersey'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('107259','Frank from Jersey','kranepool, i understand exactly what you are saying and figured there would be a reply of that type but I guess i don\'t like him because I hate hearing about players demanding to be traded. The Nats were patient with him through his arm surgery yet he demands to be traded throughout this entire year. Here I sit at my desk at work eating lunch making $19 an hour which doesn\'t come close to supporting my family and this guy wants to be traded. Boo hoo! He\'s playing fucking baseball for God\'s sake, how bad can it be??? I\'m sure he\'s making well over 1 million a year too. We have enough cry babies on the team! LOL'); return false;">Quote</a></div> kranepool, i understand exactly what you are saying and figured there would be a reply of that type but I guess i don’t like him because I hate hearing about players demanding to be traded. The Nats were patient with him through his arm surgery yet he demands to be traded throughout this entire year. Here I sit at my desk at work eating lunch making $19 an hour which doesn’t come close to supporting my family and this guy wants to be traded. Boo hoo! He’s playing fucking baseball for God’s sake, how bad can it be??? I’m sure he’s making well over 1 million a year too. We have enough cry babies on the team! LOL
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]]> By: kranepool http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/2008/08/17/the-stain-on-my-note-book-remain-all-thats-left-of-the-memory-of-late-nights-and-coffee-in-bed/comment-page-1/#comment-107146 kranepool Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:24:17 +0000 http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/?p=550#comment-107146 low risk high reward on Ayala who knows maybe the change of venue and wanting to show his old pal Omar he's worth more than a rental will make this pay off. He's not here to close or even pitch late innings (even though he was the bridge to Cordero) so let's see what he can do. It only cost the Mets A-Hern<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('107146','kranepool'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('107146','kranepool','low risk high reward on Ayala who knows maybe the change of venue and wanting to show his old pal Omar he\'s worth more than a rental will make this pay off. He\'s not here to close or even pitch late innings (even though he was the bridge to Cordero) so let\'s see what he can do. It only cost the Mets A-Hern'); return false;">Quote</a></div> low risk high reward on Ayala who knows maybe the change of venue and wanting to show his old pal Omar he’s worth more than a rental will make this pay off. He’s not here to close or even pitch late innings (even though he was the bridge to Cordero) so let’s see what he can do. It only cost the Mets A-Hern
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]]> By: Frank from Jersey http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/2008/08/17/the-stain-on-my-note-book-remain-all-thats-left-of-the-memory-of-late-nights-and-coffee-in-bed/comment-page-1/#comment-107144 Frank from Jersey Mon, 18 Aug 2008 15:12:24 +0000 http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/?p=550#comment-107144 Been nice to watch the Metrapolitans lately, hope it carries over when they play real teams. I can't get too excited over getting a pitcher who has complained all year about wanting to be traded and who's ERA would rival Heilman's and who, throughout his entire career, has given up more hits than innings pitched and is NOT a strikeout pitcher. I don't see any magic happening here. The Nats were offering Ayala straight up for a jock strap and a bag of batting practice balls before the trade deadline and even with so many teams needing relievers, they still couldn't get rid of him. It's no miracle he passed waivers this late and the Nats took a career .138 hitter in Anderson. All I'm saying is don't cry when they bring him in and it's him instead of one of the others that gives up the go ahead hits.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('107144','Frank from Jersey'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('107144','Frank from Jersey','Been nice to watch the Metrapolitans lately, hope it carries over when they play real teams. \r\n\r\nI can\'t get too excited over getting a pitcher who has complained all year about wanting to be traded and who\'s ERA would rival Heilman\'s and who, throughout his entire career, has given up more hits than innings pitched and is NOT a strikeout pitcher. I don\'t see any magic happening here. The Nats were offering Ayala straight up for a jock strap and a bag of batting practice balls before the trade deadline and even with so many teams needing relievers, they still couldn\'t get rid of him. It\'s no miracle he passed waivers this late and the Nats took a career .138 hitter in Anderson. All I\'m saying is don\'t cry when they bring him in and it\'s him instead of one of the others that gives up the go ahead hits.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Been nice to watch the Metrapolitans lately, hope it carries over when they play real teams.

I can’t get too excited over getting a pitcher who has complained all year about wanting to be traded and who’s ERA would rival Heilman’s and who, throughout his entire career, has given up more hits than innings pitched and is NOT a strikeout pitcher. I don’t see any magic happening here. The Nats were offering Ayala straight up for a jock strap and a bag of batting practice balls before the trade deadline and even with so many teams needing relievers, they still couldn’t get rid of him. It’s no miracle he passed waivers this late and the Nats took a career .138 hitter in Anderson. All I’m saying is don’t cry when they bring him in and it’s him instead of one of the others that gives up the go ahead hits.

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]]> By: Rich http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/2008/08/17/the-stain-on-my-note-book-remain-all-thats-left-of-the-memory-of-late-nights-and-coffee-in-bed/comment-page-1/#comment-106143 Rich Sun, 17 Aug 2008 18:24:41 +0000 http://www.kranepoolsociety.com/?p=550#comment-106143 I watched the Friars, too. Tony Gwynn is great in that booth, and it was so refreshing since Friday night it was the Phillie feed. Personally, I think Harry Kalas is the biggest phony in the world. That fake, media voice drives me crazy. Also, I remember listening to a Phillie/Cardinal game down the stretch in 1987, when the Mets needed St. Louis to lose. After the Phillies won the game, phony Harry says, and I'll never forget it, "It's great that the Phils won, but the only problem is they made Mets fans happy". I don't care if your longevity put you in the HOF, screw you, Harry.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('106143','Rich'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('106143','Rich','I watched the Friars, too. Tony Gwynn is great in that booth, and it was so refreshing since Friday night it was the Phillie feed. Personally, I think Harry Kalas is the biggest phony in the world. That fake, media voice drives me crazy. Also, I remember listening to a Phillie\/Cardinal game down the stretch in 1987, when the Mets needed St. Louis to lose. After the Phillies won the game, phony Harry says, and I\'ll never forget it, \"It\'s great that the Phils won, but the only problem is they made Mets fans happy\". I don\'t care if your longevity put you in the HOF, screw you, Harry.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> I watched the Friars, too. Tony Gwynn is great in that booth, and it was so refreshing since Friday night it was the Phillie feed. Personally, I think Harry Kalas is the biggest phony in the world. That fake, media voice drives me crazy. Also, I remember listening to a Phillie/Cardinal game down the stretch in 1987, when the Mets needed St. Louis to lose. After the Phillies won the game, phony Harry says, and I’ll never forget it, “It’s great that the Phils won, but the only problem is they made Mets fans happy”. I don’t care if your longevity put you in the HOF, screw you, Harry.
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